In Ohio, getting divorce records is relatively easy, even if getting them brings up memories one would rather forget.<\/p>\n
These records are remarkably detailed, and have everything in them relating to a divorce proceeding, including what county registered it, who the parties were, their dates of birth, full names, names of their children, property owned, the reasons for the divorce, settlement amounts and even alimony payments.<\/p>\n
“Most people, when they are done going through the difficult process of a divorce, tend to just want the final proof that they are divorced and then get on with their lives,” said Jeremiah Denslow of Denslow Law in Dayton, Ohio. However, instances may arise later where access to those very records people want to bury is necessary. Those reasons could include legally changing a name or even remarrying.<\/p>\n
Once upon a time, if those records were needed, people had a devil of a time trying to get (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In Ohio, getting divorce records is relatively easy, even if getting them brings up memories one would rather forget. These records are remarkably detailed, and have everything in them relating to a divorce proceeding, including what county registered it, who…<\/span><\/p>\n